Area students resume studies after holidays in city
Miss Datalene Malamphhy a student nurse at Allegany Hospital Cumberland returns to Notre Dame College Baltimore after visiting her parents. Miss Patricia Starteman miss Lucie Beal Collins also head back to Notre Dame College. Families across the city report trips to Baltimore Washington and New York as holidays end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datalene Malamphhy
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
George Malamphy
Oak Hill Avenue
Patricia Starteman
Charles J. Brartzman
West
Washington Street
Lucie Beal Collins
E. J. Collins
Potomac Avenue
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
Joan Bartholomaeus
Nancy Porter
Fountain Head Heights
Nurses Have Holiday Dance at Washington County Hospital
A semiformal holiday dance honored the student and graduate nurses of Washington County Hospital. About 120 guests attended in the Women's Club auditorium with faculty doctors and the board of trustees present. The School of Nursing sponsored the event under Miss Julia Lizer's direction. Decor included evergreen trims, and punch and cookies were served. Music by Mary Donnegan Howe and her orchestra accompanied the dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Women's Club
School of Nursing
Julia Lizer
Mary Donnegan Howe
Annual Ball at Fountain Head Club Ends Year in Style
A large crowd at Fountain Head Country Club attended the Governors Ball to ring in 1950. Don Peebles and his Harrisburg orchestra played dancing music from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m. Young and old enjoyed festive hats, noise makers, and a midnight break. New Year reception followed from 5 to 7 p.m. with colorful decorations and a steady turnout of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Country Club
Don Peebles
Harrisburg
January Coming Events List for Chamber of Commerce
A compiled schedule of monthly events listed with dates and venues. Highlights include W C T U Dues Tea at Mrs Trager’s home January 3, B Nai Abraham sisterhood January 4, Maryland Horticulture Society convention January 4 and 6, Hagerstown Civic Music Association January 9 at the high school, Opti-Mrs. January 11, Washington County Teachers Association lecture January 12 by Dr. Benjamin Fine, Women’s Club card party January 23, and a Cumberland Valley Artists exhibition January 29 at the Washington County Museum. Also noted are the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church drama January 26-27 and the Washington County Museum lecture January 23 by Dorothy Grafly. Additional items include January 25 Ophthalmia meeting and January 17 Hagerstown Manufacturing Baren annual meeting at Hotel Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Florence Trager
East Irvin Avenue
B'Nai Abraham
Washington County Museum
Dorothy Grafly
Museum
OpthMra
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Heaven
Zion Sunday School
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Baren
Alexander
Wallace Bennett
N.am
Pfc Manspeaker Entertained At Farewell Party
Mr and Mrs M J Manspeaker hosted a farewell party for their son Pfc Elmer L Manspeaker of Headquarters B Service Command Unit in Puerto Rico. Guests included the Manspeakers and numerous relatives and friends from Fingatstown Route 6 with about a dozen families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Manspeaker
Fingatstown
Pfr
Elmer L. Manspeaker
Service Command Unit
Puerto Rico
Manspeaker
Witliam Manspeaker
Richard Manspeaker
Kenneth Shark
Henry Manspeaker
Raymond Manspeaker
Glen Frush
Howard Manspeaker
Daniel King
M.J. Manspeaker
Sisterhood To Hear Address On Wednesday
A Tuesday morning notice announces a Sisterhood address at the B n ai Abraham Synagogue on Wednesday January 4 at 8 30. Mayor Herman Mills will address the group and vestry rooms will be open to the public for discussion on community problems. The announcement also notes Washington County Granges will hold a joint installation at the Washington Street School at 7 30 with Tobias Zimmerman of Frederick officiating. The county juvenile granges will hold joint installation ceremonies that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Mills
B'nai i Abraham
Washington County
Washington Street
Tobias Zimmerman
Frederick
Special Meet Slated Jan 4 At Trinity Chapel
Mr Edward L Burger longtime Lutheran superintendent at Trinity Lutheran Chapel on Liberty Street hosts a 7 30 p m meeting at the chapel Wednesday with Mrs Burger who passed away last year The service will honor his 56 years of community service A solovox choir address by Dr Rider of Grace B U H Church and remarks by Arch Pastor P Arch will be included A reception and social follow The public is invited to attend with efforts to reach early chapel members for attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Burger
Trinity Lutheran Chapel
Liberty Street
Burger
Lloyd Stine
Wes- Central Avenue
Betty
Jane
Kenneth Teach
Rider
iGrace B.U.H
Wilson Pinesburg
P- Arch
15 Couples Apply To Wed In Maryland Area Licenses
A county court report shows 52 marriage licenses issued last week, slightly fewer than the prior week. Couples listed include Gerald Davis and Orpha Younker of Williamsport and many others from Hagerstown, Smithsburg, Keedysville, Funkstown, and surrounding towns. The article also notes a historical aside about the term element first being used by English scientist Robert Hoyle who lived 1627 to 1691.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoyle
DeMolay Mothers To Meet At Masonic Temple Tonight
The DeMolay Mothers will hold their regular monthly meeting at 7:45 PM in the Masonic Temple. Final plans will be made for the annual Father and Son dinner in February, with discussion of the new year activities. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Couple Marry In Greencastle Pa In New Year Ceremony
Announcement records the marriage of Mrs. Thomas Hunt Hardinge to Mr. Robert Annan Stott in Greencastle Pennsylvania at the home of relatives on New Year’s afternoon with only immediate family present. Mrs. Stott, formerly Mrs. Gunnell and widow of Hardinge, is from the city. Mr. Stott, son of late Edwin Stott of Taneytown, leads Tristate Electric Supply with offices in Baltimore Hagerstown and Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hunt Hardinge
Robert Annan Stott
Greencastle
Robert Downs Schenkel
Stott
Albert H. Gunnell
Mr. Stott
Edwin Chester Stott
Taneytown
Tristate Electric Supply Company
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cumberland
New Year Parties Hosted by Willson and Kritzer
Richard C. Willson Jr hosted guests at 1132 Hamilton Boulevard on New Year’s Day with cards and refreshments provided by Mrs. Willson. Attendees included John Long Charles Kritzer Jr Jack Butler Patricia Startzman Henry Kritzer Mary Lou Bible Robert Thieblet George Payeete James and David Willson. Henry R Kritzer a UNC student and son of Dr. and Mrs. H R Kritzer also entertained a younger group at 1138 Oak Hill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Willson, Jr
Hamilton Boulevard
Richard Willson
John Long
Charles Slick, Jr
Jack C. Butler
Patricia Startzman
Henry R. Kritzer
Mary Lou Bible
Robert Thieblet
George Payeete
James
David Willson
Kritzer
University of North Carolina
H. R. Kritzer
Oak Hill Avenue
Miss Main Weds William E Kershner in New Year Ceremony
Miss Shirley Arlene Main daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd C Main of Security became the bride of William E Kershner nephew of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stone of Hagerstown in a quiet New Year’s Day ceremony at the Cheneville Evangelical United Brethren Church Parsonage. The Rev Harry Fehl officiated. The couple reside at 419 North Prospect Street. Miss Connie Main was maid of honor in a grey gabardine suit with yellow rosebud corsage. Best man was Harry Stone. A family reception followed. Mrs Kershner is a Hagerstown High School graduate class of 1949 and works for Montgomery Ward. Mr Kershner attended St Mary’s High School and served in WWII. he works at the American Store on Salem Avenue. Loyals to Meet: St John’s Lutheran Church Loyals meet Jan 4 at 7:39 p.m. for work on redecorating the meeting rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Arlene Main
Floyd C. Main
William E. Kershner
Joseph Stone
Hagerstown
Harry Fehl
Cheneville
Connie Main
Harry Stone
North Prospect Street
Kershner
Hagerstown High School
Montgomery Ward Company
St. Mary's High School
Salem Aveue
Mary Haworths Mail Advice On An Analytic Crush
Dear Mary Haworth counsels through her column on a wife with functional heart disorder whose recovery in analysis leads to dependence and love for the analyst. A husband fears the home and marriage may fail if the patient does not change surroundings and seek help, while a Circle meeting is postponed.
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Alling
Vexes Wer
Mary Haworth
Alice
Nothling
Eve
M. H
The
Washington Post
King Features Syndicate
Daily Mail
First Brethren Church
Mary
Jem- Cumiskey
Highland
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St. John's College
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Joseph Leiter
Homewood
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Orange City
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Thomas Gardner
Robert Schenkel
Washington and Lee University
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H. Monroe Ridgsly
H. Monroe Ridgely, Jr
John D. Dunn
Misa Mary Elizabeth Dunn
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Orpha M. Younker
Charles R. Basore
Pauline V. Conley
Robert E. Tabor
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Patricia J. Franzen
Philadelphia
Cyrus D. Wolf
Miriam C. Kepler
Middletown
Shirley A. Main
Lloyd L. Ellott
Boonsboro
Mary M. Wiley
Robert H. Newlin
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Ruth J. Horn
Kearneystown
Richard P. Frush
Claudine L. Hart
Thomas V. Talbert
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Joyce EB. Shilling
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Won Mire
Weerence Svunkins
Merley Leacaleet
Kermit Younkins
Braden Stine
Richard Moser
Mt. Lena
Z. E. Schnieder
Roann
Ruth Dubel
Etta Ford
Roger Ford
Akron
Ohio
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Charles Younkins
Miss Main
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
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